jointly and severally in a sentence

Examples

1. "IT IS FURTHER ORDERED . . . that Respondent shall, jointly and severally with all Respondents against whom orders are entered pay an administrative penalty in the amount of $ 100, 000.
2. In November 1986, the District Court approved a comprehensive magnet school and capital improvements plan and held the State and the KCMSD jointly and severally liable for its funding . 1 App . 130-193.
3. In this situation too, most courts will hold all the defendants that Paula names ( possibly everyone on the medical staff that was in the room during her surgery ) jointly and severally liable.
4. While the contract may be modified to prevent any excess benefit once any penalties are paid, organization managers may be liable for penalties up to $ 10, 000 and held jointly and severally liable.
5. In a traditional limited partnership the general partners are jointly and severally liable for its debts and obligations; limited partners are not liable for those debts and obligations beyond the amount of their capital contributions.
6. A claim in tort against a corporation formed under that act, as amended, is not a debt of the company for which the trustees may become liable jointly and severally under the provisions of the Act.
7. While you may have been oblivious to his or her shenanigans, the federal tax code holds each of you " jointly and severally liable " for the full amount of taxes owed plus penalties and interest.
8. Boyles said a previous case in British Columbia established that the government and churches were " jointly and severally liable, " meaning that if the churches cannot pay an amount ordered by a court, the government must.
9. Under UAE law, the Contractor and the Engineer of Record, Hyder Consulting ( manual structural analysis professionals which used Flash Analysis authored by Allen Wright ), is jointly and severally liable for the performance of Burj Khalifa.
10. In each photograph, he brings a forensic attention upon these everyday objects, yet however elegant each image is in itself, it is the linkages-both causal and casual-we might find between each one, jointly and severally, that we are asked to contemplate.